Republic of the Philippines

Philippine Statistics Authority

Agriculture posted a 2.98 percent growth in the third quarter of

2016. Output increments were noted in the crops, livestock and

poultry subsectors. At current prices, gross value of agricultural

production amounted to P360.9 billion, higher by 7.33 percent than

last year’s record. For the period January to September 2016,

agricultural output dropped by 1.53 percent.

The crops subsector grew by 5.24 percent in the third quarter of

2016. It accounted for 45.63 percent of total agricultural output.

Production of palay and corn increased by 16.35 percent and

10.61 percent, respectively. Improvements in production were also

recorded for pineapple, tobacco, abaca, mongo, cassava, tomato,

cabbage and eggplant. At current prices, the subsector grossed

P196.9 billion or 13.78 percent more than the previous year’s gross

receipts. For the first nine (9) months of 2016, crop production

decreased by 3.60 percent.

The livestock subsector which shared 18.61 percent in the total

agricultural output came up with a 3.89 percent growth during

the reference quarter. Hog, the major contributor to the subsector’s

production, registered a 4.55 percent increment. The gross value of

output amounted to P59.8 billion, representing an increase of

2.29 percent from last year’s record. From January to September

2016, the subsector’s output increased by 5.04 percent.

The poultry subsector registered a 2.43 percent growth in output

for the period July to September 2016. It contributed 17.15 percent

to the total agricultural production. Except for duck, all components of

the subsector recorded gains in production. The subsector grossed

P49.2 billion at current prices. This was 3.61 percent higher than last

year’s record. For the first nine (9) months of 2016, poultry production

grew by 1.53 percent.

The fisheries subsector contracted by 2.53 percent in the third

quarter of 2016. It shared 18.61 percent in the total agricultural

output. Major gainers were milkfish and skipjack with production

increases at 3.88 percent and 10.29 percent, respectively. At current

prices, the subsector grossed P55.1 billion or 3.94 percent lower than

last year’s earnings. From January to September 2016, the subsector

posted a 4.59 percent drop in production.

On the average, prices received by farmers went up by

4.22 percent in the third quarter of 2016. Price increases were

recorded by crops subsector at 8.12 percent and poultry subsector at

1.15 percent. On the other hand, prices in the livestock and fisheries

subsectors went down by 1.54 percent and 1.45 percent,

respectively. From January to September 2016, farmgate prices

increased by an average of 3.72 percent compared to the 2015

record.

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE JULY TO SEPTEMBER 2016

HIGHLIGHTS

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A. VALUE OF PRODUCTION

During the third quarter of 2016, the gross value of agricultural production

amounted to P360.9 billion at current prices. This was 7.33 percent higher

than the previous year’s record.

The crops subsector grossed P196.9 billion at current prices and registered

a 13.78 percent growth this period. Gross value of palay output grew by

20.09 percent as a result of increases in both production and price. For corn,

higher volume of production pushed up the gross earnings by 8.03 percent.

Onion was the biggest gainer during the third quarter of 2016 with gross value

of output going up remarkably by 70.19 percent due to increase in price. For

the same reason, increments in gross output values were also noted for

coconut at 21.38 percent, mango at 16.90 percent, banana at 15.16 percent,

and coffee at 3.64 percent. Because of gains in volume of production coupled

with higher prices during the reference quarter, the gross values of production

went up by 37.82 percent for tomato, 27.11 percent for abaca, 22.79 percent

for pineapple and 13.48 percent for cassava. Meanwhile, the uptrends in

production contributed to higher gross receipts from tobacco by 30.59 percent,

mongo by 6.57 percent and eggplant by 0.03 percent.

Lower production and prices caused the reduction in the gross value of

outputs of sugarcane by 54.97 percent, calamansi by 46.19 percent, peanut

by 9.27 percent and sweet potato by 5.47 percent. Price contractions pulled

down the gross value of production of cabbage by 53.85 percent. Rubber

recorded another drop in gross earnings at 3.87 percent due to lower

production during the year.

The collective gross value of “other crops” production went up by 6.09 percent

during the reference quarter.

The gross value of production in the livestock subsector amounted to

P59.8 billion at current prices, up by 2.29 percent from the previous year’s

level. Expansion in both production and prices led to higher gross receipts

from dairy by 12.83 percent, cattle by 5.66 percent, carabao by 4.99 percent

and goat by 2.43 percent. In the case of hog, gross value of output went up by

1.75 percent because of higher production level.

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In the poultry subsector, gross value of production at P49.2 billion at current

prices was 3.61 percent higher this year. Except for duck, all components of

the subsector posted expansion in gross value of production. Chicken grossed

1.33 percent more this year as a result of higher production. The combined

increases in outputs and prices caused the upward trend of the gross output

values of chicken eggs by 11.91 percent and duck eggs by 1.64 percent. On

the other hand, duck posted a 0.87 percent drop in the gross earnings due to

lower volume of production.

The fisheries subsector grossed P55.1 billion at current prices. This was

3.94 percent lower than the last year’s record. Milkfish recorded a

1.53 percent decline in gross output value because of price cuts. The

declining volume of production brought down the gross value of production of

yellowfin tuna by 22.56 percent, tiger prawn by 6.24 percent and tilapia by

1.77 percent. Lower production and price depreciation brought down gross

receipts of seaweed by 22.41 percent and roundscad by 13.60 percent. The

increment in the gross value of output of skipjack by 5.17 percent was caused

by higher production.

The aggregate value of production of “other” fish species was down by

1.32 percent this quarter.

B. VOLUME OF PRODUCTION

In the third quarter of 2016, the agriculture sector grew by 2.98 percent.

The crops subsector which shared 45.63 percent in the total agricultural

output expanded by 5.24 percent. Palay production at 3.0 million metric tons

was higher by 16.35 percent than last year’s record. This was due to increase

in harvested areas which was attributed to the rehabilitation of irrigation canals

and early occurrence of rains in Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon

and Northern Mindanao. In Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao and

ARMM, there were movements of planting from first quarter to second quarter,

while, in Central Luzon, government intervention on the distribution of certified

seeds was reported. The increased volume of production was also attributed

to the improvement in yield on palay farms. This was due to increased usage

of high yielding variety as a result of the High Yielding Technology Adoption

(HYTA) and High Quality Seeds (HQS) programs of the Department of

Agriculture (DA) in most regions and the lesser occurrence of pest and

diseases in Zamboanga Peninsula and SOCCSKSARGEN.

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Corn production at 2.7 million metric tons indicated a 10.61 percent increment

this period. The expansion in area harvested due to movement of cropping

from the previous quarter in Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao,

SOCCSKSARGEN and ARMM caused the growth in production. The

implementation of HYTA program of DA in Zamboanga Peninsula and

Northern Mindanao and availability of private financing in CALABARZON and

Northern Mindanao were also cited. In addition, there were increases in yield

which were attributed to the usage of high yielding varieties in most regions

due to availability of seeds from DA-RFOs, increased fertilizer usage in

CALABARZON and lesser occurrence of pest and diseases in

SOCCSKSARGEN.

Coconut production was down by 7.20 percent as smaller nuts were

developed due to a dry spell in Davao Oriental and Davao del Sur. Coconut

farms in Sarangani and Sultan Kudarat were also affected by the dry spell

during the first half of 2016 and by rat infestation during the fruit development

and young nut stages.

A downtrend in sugarcane production was noted with this year’s 46.39 percent

drop as a result of harvesting stunted canes. Stunting was due to the effects

of dry spell during the vegetative stage of the crop in Negros Occidental.

Pineapple production grew by 1.62 percent. This was traced to the increase in

area harvested in corporate farms in Northern Mindanao and bigger fruits

harvested in Camarines Sur due to higher fertilizer usage. The significant

growth in tobacco production at 105.56 percent was attributed to the increase

in area planted. It was cited that farmers got into contract growing with Phillip

Morris–Fortune Tobaco Corporation Incorporated (PMFTC). The high prices

of native tobacco variety encouraged more farmers in Misamis Oriental and

Bukidnon to plant tobacco. In Catanduanes, the dry weather which became

conducive for harvesting and drying activities, coupled with higher prices,

resulted in the 1.10 percent gain in abaca production. More stripping activities

due to good price in Agusan del Sur and Surigao del Sur and increased

demand from traders and local handicraft makers in Aklan were also cited.

The increase in area harvested in Cagayan led to the 9.09 percent

improvement in mongo production. Cassava production was up by

1.45 percent. This was caused by the increase in area harvested in Cagayan

Valley due to sustained demand for the product for industrial use. Provision of

marketing assistance from private companies such as San Miguel Corporation

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(SMC) was another encouraging factor. Additional areas were also harvested

in Bohol due to the resumption of operation of Liwayway Marketing

Corporation (LMC). The increase in area planted in Bukidnon and Misamis

Oriental due to sufficient water supply pushed tomato production up by 1.65

percent. Another production gainer was cabbage with its 4.22 percent gain in

the quarter. Bigger heads were harvested due to sufficient rainfall. Eggplant

production inched up by 0.76 percent because of lower incidence of fruit borer

in Agusan del Sur and the increase in area harvested in Negros Oriental due

to sustained demand for the product.

There was a 1.87 percent contraction in banana production. It was noted that

smaller fruits were harvested and lesser hills bore fruits in North Cotabato and

South Cotabato due to the effects of drought in the previous quarters. There

was a decrease in the number of bearing hills in Oriental Mindoro brought

about by Typhoon “Nona”. The volume of coffee production dropped by

9.65 percent. In Sultan Kudarat, few trees bore fruits, flowering stage was

delayed and lesser berries developed due to effects of prolonged drought in

the previous quarters. The 8.74 percent reduction in mango production was

attributed to the sudden changes in weather which resulted in fruit drops in

Zamboanga del Norte. Lesser trees were induced last quarter in Misamis

Occidental and Zamboanga City in anticipation of frequent rainfall in July.

Smaller fruits were produced and fewer trees bore fruits in North Cotabato and

South Cotabato. These were effects of drought during the previous quarter.

Peanut production was 0.80 percent lower this period due to the effects of

drought during the pegging stage in Cagayan and the decrease in area

harvested in Cebu and Bohol. Production of sweet potato dropped by

2.50 percent. Tubers were damaged by weevils in Leyte and Quezon

because of the extremely hot weather during the previous quarter. The

combined effects of the decrease in bearing trees in Oriental Mindoro due to

Typhoon “Nona” in December 2015 and the drought in SOCCSKSARGEN in

the early part of 2016 pulled down calamansi production by 42.67 percent.

Lesser tapping activities due to lower buying price from traders in Zamboanga

Sibugay led to the 6.21 percent decline in rubber production.

The aggregate production of “other” crops declined by 1.36 percent. In Davao

City, the volume of durian harvested was reduced due to the effects of heavy

rain during the flowering stage. In North Cotabato and South Cotabato,

smaller papaya fruits were harvested because of the drought that adversely

affected these provinces.

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Production in the livestock subsector increased by 3.89 percent in the third

quarter. It accounted for 18.61 percent of the total agricultural output.

Carabao production inched up by 0.50 percent. Ilocos Region, Bicol Region,

Central Visayas, Northern Mindanao, SOCCSKSARGEN and Caraga reported

bigger volume of disposals which resulted in increased number of slaughtered

animals in slaughterhouses. Sustained demand for carabeef was noted in

Negros Island Region (NIR), Central Visayas, Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao

Region and ARMM. The 0.56 percent growth in cattle production was traced

to the higher demand for beef for home consumption and from Hotel and

Restaurant Industries (HRIs) in CAR, Cagayan Valley, MIMAROPA and Bicol

Region. Heavier weight of slaughtered animals coupled with higher demand

from HRIs, "viajeros” and meat processors in Central Luzon and

CALABARZON pushed production of hog up by 4.55 percent. More disposal

of animals for slaughter was also cited due to increasing demand for pork from

HRIs in Western Visayas and Central Visayas. Goat production increased by

0.97 percent in response to the higher demand for chevon in eateries in

Central Luzon and malls and restaurants in Bicol Region, Western Visayas,

NIR, Central Visayas and Caraga. Dairy production recorded a 3.60 percent

increment. This was attributed to the increase in numbers of lactating dairy

animals during the quarter.

The poultry subsector which accounted for 17.15 percent of the total

agricultural output grew by 2.43 percent during the reference quarter. Chicken

registered a 1.89 percent gain in production as higher demand for broiler meat

in the wet markets and HRIs in CALABARZON, Bicol Region, Western

Visayas and Central Visayas was observed. The increased inventory of laying

flocks in CAR, Central Luzon, CALABARZON, NIR, Central Visayas,

Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao Region, and SOCCSKSARGEN largely

explained the 4.96 percent increment in chicken egg production. There was

also a reported expansion of commercial layer farms in Pampanga, Cebu,

Davao City and South Cotabato. The slight gain in duck egg production at

0.60 percent was attributed to the increase in the laying flocks kept for egg

production in CAR, Central Luzon, Bicol Region, NIR, Central Visayas,

Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, Davao Region and

SOCCSKSARGEN.

Duck production contracted by 1.22 percent because of the reduced demand

for duck meat in Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon,

CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, Eastern Visayas, Davao Region and ARMM.

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There was also lesser culling of muscovy and mallard ducks in CALABARZON

during the quarter.

The fisheries subsector which accounted for 18.61 percent of the total

agricultural output declined by 2.53 percent in the third quarter of 2016. The

3.47 percent reduction in production of tilapia was due to hot weather

condition which negatively affected the volume of harvests in freshwater

cages in Rizal. In Sultan Kudarat, decreased stocking rate was reported.

This was the result of higher price of tilapia fingerlings. Tiger prawn

production declined by 7.45 percent. This was attributed to the decrease in

area harvested, scarcity of stocking materials and rehabilitation of some

freshwater pens in Zamboanga del Sur. In Pampanga, low water salinity due

to “habagat” and the effects of “yellow head” disease were noted. Roundscad

production recorded a 6.02 percent drop. There was lesser emergence of

school of fish in the fishing grounds of Lamon Bay and Tayabas Bay area due

to warm water as fewer fishing days because of dry docking and transfer of

fishing operations in other fishing grounds in Quezon. In Bicol Region, lesser

unloadings were attributed to rough seas during the quarter. For yellowfin

tuna, production was down by 23.86 percent because of limited fishing trips

due to strong winds and currents during the months of July and August this

year. In addition, more commercial fishing vessels in Eastern Samar stopped

operations due to lack of operating capital. Seaweed production contracted by

8.88 percent. In Quezon, there were reports of unavailability of planting

materials due to ice-ice disease while some operators in Tawi-tawi stopped

operations due to low market buying price for the product. Meanwhile, the

peace and order situation in some areas in Basilan and Sulu resulted in

limited operations of seaweed farms.

Milkfish production continued to increase with this year’s 3.88 percent

increment. This was attributed to the high survival rate of the species due to

normal level of dissolved oxygen and less occurrence of calamities and

damages of cages in Batangas. Other reasons cited were good farm

management like maximizing of inputs (feeds and fertilizers) in Capiz,

sufficient growth of "lumot" and "lablab" in Aklan and availability of stocking

materials from brackishwater fishpond in Davao del Sur. Production of

skipjack was up by 10.29 percent as more unloadings of frozen skipjack for

canneries was noted in South Cotabato. There were also increases in

unloadings of this species in Zamboanga City.

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Production of the “other” species decreased by 1.89 percent. Decreased

unloadings of Indian sardines in private landing centers in Zamboanga City

resulted in the drop in production. Reduced appearance and fewer fishing

days due to dry docking and transfer of fishing operations in Quezon caused

the decline in volume of unloadings of Indian mackerel. The decrease in the

volume of catch of anchovies was the effect of the strict implementation of the

regulation against the use of fine mesh by the Local Government Unit (LGU)

in Capiz.

C. FARMGATE PRICES

On the average, prices received by farmers increased by 4.22 percent in the

third quarter of 2016.

The crops subsector recovered from last year’s lower prices and came up

with an average increase of 8.12 percent this period. Palay price was

3.21 percent higher this quarter as reflected in the higher buying prices from

traders. Price of corn continued its downtrend with the 2.34 percent drop this

quarter. This could be traced to the higher volume of production.

Coconut bounced back from last year’s price cut and recorded a price hike of

30.79 percent this period as a result of lower production. The 25.72 percent

gain in the price of abaca was attributed to its sustained demand and high

buying price from traders. Coffee was priced 14.71 percent higher this year

and this could be traced to lower production. Increasing world market prices

and lower production triggered the 2.49 percent increment in the price of

rubber. Banana price continued to increase with this year’s 17.35 percent

growth brought about by lower production, but with sustained demand during

the reference period. Price of mango made a turnaround and registered a

28.09 percent increment this year due to reduction in volume of production.

Price of pineapple went up by 20.84 percent and this could be explained by

sustained market demand for the product. The same reason was cited for the

increase in the price of cassava by 11.86 percent. Good quality and bigger

size of bulbs pushed up the price of onion by 70.19 percent. Higher demand

from traders and for local consumption led to the 35.58 percent gain in the

price of tomato. Price of garlic was up by 23.14 percent because of sustained

demand from buyers.

Sugarcane recorded another drop in price at 16.00 percent this quarter

caused by stunted canes harvested. Higher production during the reference

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period pulled tobacco price down by 36.47 percent. The 6.14 percent price cut

for calamansi was caused by smaller sizes of fruits produced. Price of sweet

potato was down by 3.05 percent due to smaller size of tubers. Production

gains brought down the prices of cabbage by 55.72 percent, mongo by

2.32 percent and eggplant by 0.72 percent. Price of peanut decreased by

8.54 percent due to lower quality of harvests and lower demand.

Prices in the livestock subsector went down by an average of 1.54 percent.

Price of hogs dropped by 2.68 percent due to expansion in production. The

sustained demand caused the increases in the prices of carabao by

4.47 percent and cattle by 5.07 percent. There was a price hike of

1.45 percent for goat as a result of sustained demand from Hotel and

Restaurant Industries (HRI) and “kambingan” eateries. Dairy was priced

8.91 percent higher this year due to sustained demand.

In the poultry subsector, prices increased by an average of 1.15 percent.

The higher demand for duck meat caused its price to go up by 0.36 percent.

The sustained demand for chicken egg and duck egg triggered the uptrend in

the prices by 6.62 percent and 1.04 percent, respectively. Chicken prices,

however, were down by 0.55 percent due to higher production during the

quarter.

Prices in the fisheries subsector registered an average reduction of

1.45 percent. The smaller size of harvests pulled down the price of milkfish by

5.20 percent. Price of roundscad was lower this year by 8.08 percent due to

lesser demand. More production led to reduction in the price of skipjack by

4.64 percent. Lower buying price of traders contributed to the 14.79 percent

decrease in the price of seaweeds.

Price of tilapia went up by 1.76 percent because of good quality and bigger

size of harvests. Higher demand for tiger prawn resulted in the 1.31 percent

hike in price. Yellowfin tuna registered a 1.71 percent gain in price. This was

traced to lower production during the period.

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Table 1. Value of Production in Agriculture at Constant Prices, Philippines, 2014-2016

(in million pesos)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016

CROPS 76,835.96 73,210.58 77,047.01 287,848.10 283,132.75 272,931.44

Palay 26,244.61 22,121.94 25,739.24 98,784.27 94,178.45 91,931.53

Corn 14,422.43 14,177.17 15,681.77 39,068.02 38,141.34 36,181.60

Coconut 5,872.21 5,930.96 5,504.06 24,210.00 24,322.73 22,709.81

Sugarcane 890.58 518.24 277.82 12,923.45 11,796.86 12,220.69

Banana 8,812.02 9,112.14 8,941.50 27,705.21 28,359.67 27,454.28

Pineapple 3,506.78 3,711.46 3,771.43 13,084.34 13,541.85 13,687.76

Coffee 228.14 232.09 209.70 1,743.79 1,594.87 1,495.73

Mango 802.72 873.90 797.55 15,261.38 15,600.98 14,055.45

Tobacco 95.84 95.84 197.01 2,628.85 2,373.21 2,391.31

Abaca 348.58 367.86 371.92 1,000.83 1,036.44 1,053.56

Peanut 69.49 69.49 68.93 425.22 424.34 402.34

Mongo 26.51 27.13 29.59 619.04 649.04 658.19

Cassava 1,908.50 2,049.91 2,079.57 6,526.13 6,988.30 7,084.61

Sweet Potato 682.97 692.34 675.06 1,784.34 1,866.42 1,811.31

Tomato 203.99 201.52 204.85 1,392.63 1,399.12 1,360.55

Garlic 0.00 0.00 0.00 651.33 754.93 541.20

Onion 1.53 1.23 1.23 2,469.06 2,187.19 1,445.45

Cabbage 124.96 116.47 121.39 530.77 529.18 522.57

Eggplant 385.76 392.02 395.00 2,382.77 2,476.23 2,503.37

Calamansi 778.84 805.21 461.60 1,363.57 1,372.01 916.33

Rubber 798.51 748.94 702.42 2,468.37 2,281.32 1,993.94

Others 10,630.99 10,964.74 10,815.38 30,824.75 31,258.27 30,509.85

LIVESTOCK 29,329.75 30,246.58 31,423.07 91,149.97 94,688.79 99,456.81

Carabao 1,234.94 1,224.77 1,230.87 3,647.91 3,602.45 3,659.55

Cattle 2,885.31 2,891.69 2,907.90 8,592.34 8,781.31 8,848.17

Hog 24,234.96 25,145.53 26,288.40 76,150.32 79,485.58 84,110.87

Goat 908.23 916.09 924.93 2,557.33 2,609.85 2,622.87

Dairy 66.31 68.50 70.97 202.08 209.61 215.36

POULTRY 26,001.57 28,270.77 28,956.87 83,942.70 89,243.63 90,610.07

Chicken 20,176.47 21,946.61 22,360.98 64,198.27 68,343.83 68,689.88

Duck 388.68 389.21 384.46 1,254.54 1,276.61 1,256.16

Chicken Eggs 5,024.79 5,522.50 5,796.49 17,148.17 18,260.07 19,276.00

Duck Eggs 411.63 412.46 414.94 1,341.72 1,363.13 1,388.03

FISHERIES 31,887.13 32,229.52 31,413.05 101,627.28 101,023.05 96,385.71

Milkfish 5,295.43 5,337.81 5,545.12 15,604.58 15,494.02 15,705.70

Tilapia 2,161.34 2,179.74 2,104.13 10,599.24 10,380.99 10,014.60

Tiger Prawn 3,182.65 3,242.30 3,000.70 9,250.91 9,732.94 9,652.12

Roundscad 2,322.49 2,245.29 2,110.19 9,277.95 8,008.49 7,528.16

Skipjack 1,934.38 1,983.29 2,187.43 6,689.00 6,658.89 6,073.59

Yellowfin Tuna 1,671.77 1,741.62 1,326.12 4,602.52 5,085.42 3,821.06

Seaweed 955.75 967.42 881.56 3,497.37 3,510.26 3,136.63

Others 14,363.32 14,532.04 14,257.82 42,105.71 42,152.04 40,453.85

TOTAL 164,054.41 163,957.46 168,840.00 564,568.06 568,088.23 559,384.02

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Table 2. Growth Rate of Value of Production in Agriculture at Constant Prices,

Philippines, 2014-2016

(in percent)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2014-2015 2015-2016 2014-2015 2015-2016

CROPS -4.72 5.24 -1.64 -3.60

Palay -15.71 16.35 -4.66 -2.39

Corn -1.70 10.61 -2.37 -5.14

Coconut 1.00 -7.20 0.47 -6.63

Sugarcane -41.81 -46.39 -8.72 3.59

Banana 3.41 -1.87 2.36 -3.19

Pineapple 5.84 1.62 3.50 1.08

Coffee 1.73 -9.65 -8.54 -6.22

Mango 8.87 -8.74 2.23 -9.91

Tobacco 0.00 105.56 -9.72 0.76

Abaca 5.53 1.10 3.56 1.65

Peanut 0.00 -0.80 -0.21 -5.18

Mongo 2.33 9.09 4.85 1.41

Cassava 7.41 1.45 7.08 1.38

Sweet Potato 1.37 -2.50 4.60 -2.95

Tomato -1.21 1.65 0.47 -2.76

Garlic - - 15.91 -28.31

Onion -20.00 0.00 -11.42 -33.91

Cabbage -6.80 4.22 -0.30 -1.25

Eggplant 1.62 0.76 3.92 1.10

Calamansi 3.39 -42.67 0.62 -33.21

Rubber -6.21 -6.21 -7.58 -12.60

Others 3.14 -1.36 1.41 -2.39

LIVESTOCK 3.13 3.89 3.88 5.04

Carabao -0.82 0.50 -1.25 1.59

Cattle 0.22 0.56 2.20 0.76

Hog 3.76 4.55 4.38 5.82

Goat 0.87 0.97 2.05 0.50

Dairy 3.31 3.60 3.73 2.75

POULTRY 8.73 2.43 6.31 1.53

Chicken 8.77 1.89 6.46 0.51

Duck 0.14 -1.22 1.76 -1.60

Chicken Eggs 9.91 4.96 6.48 5.56

Duck Eggs 0.20 0.60 1.60 1.83

FISHERIES 1.07 -2.53 -0.59 -4.59

Milkfish 0.80 3.88 -0.71 1.37

Tilapia 0.85 -3.47 -2.06 -3.53

Tiger Prawn 1.87 -7.45 5.21 -0.83

Roundscad -3.32 -6.02 -13.68 -6.00

Skipjack 2.53 10.29 -0.45 -8.79

Yellowfin Tuna 4.18 -23.86 10.49 -24.86

Seaweed 1.22 -8.88 0.37 -10.64

Others 1.17 -1.89 0.11 -4.03

TOTAL -0.06 2.98 0.62 -1.53

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Table 3. Value of Production in Agriculture at Current Prices, Philippines, 2014-2016

( in million pesos)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016

CROPS 187,653.21 173,007.81 196,852.88 635,001.94 592,773.59 612,147.65

Palay 62,085.00 45,290.01 54,387.87 230,534.66 190,314.43 185,773.88

Corn 32,615.75 29,846.68 32,242.15 77,483.93 72,636.39 67,861.10

Coconut 26,208.18 25,594.68 31,066.54 76,486.46 70,062.38 77,977.06

Sugarcane 2,579.61 1,340.28 603.54 26,357.04 27,939.92 32,802.89

Banana 31,568.85 35,321.29 40,674.60 95,510.06 101,904.84 110,670.97

Pineapple 4,640.22 5,056.86 6,209.39 14,710.64 15,798.82 17,264.37

Coffee 436.17 473.55 490.81 3,356.37 3,185.05 2,972.03

Mango 1,808.92 1,700.92 1,988.30 18,255.81 19,357.74 22,023.34

Tobacco 91.78 114.35 149.33 4,250.92 3,606.88 3,814.12

Abaca 757.12 869.15 1,104.75 2,216.63 2,436.65 3,127.67

Peanut 141.68 153.34 139.13 874.11 961.99 877.14

Mongo 75.37 76.97 82.02 1,444.61 1,638.46 1,486.81

Cassava 3,571.46 3,536.40 4,013.20 10,664.20 10,306.77 11,260.17

Sweet Potato 2,147.83 2,296.83 2,171.17 5,479.61 5,971.71 5,923.90

Tomato 415.38 305.54 421.09 2,006.81 2,190.58 2,737.52

Garlic 0.00 0.00 0.00 935.59 1,040.12 385.30

Onion 1.55 1.20 2.04 4,636.26 3,411.06 4,071.28

Cabbage 363.75 517.88 238.99 1,084.42 1,184.96 1,284.26

Eggplant 799.59 731.46 731.69 3,681.18 3,313.53 3,598.06

Calamansi 1,366.76 1,242.02 668.32 2,488.25 2,106.62 1,553.97

Rubber 2,458.15 2,002.06 1,924.55 7,950.73 5,716.79 4,984.84

Others 13,520.09 16,536.35 17,543.43 44,593.65 47,687.89 49,696.98

LIVESTOCK 58,093.99 58,477.03 59,818.77 176,728.27 179,971.67 183,584.02

Carabao 2,307.21 2,350.81 2,468.10 7,483.38 7,677.37 7,693.41

Cattle 5,330.66 5,388.37 5,693.26 16,651.70 17,451.03 18,064.13

Hog 48,166.26 48,415.65 49,261.98 145,943.92 147,877.33 150,692.64

Goat 2,135.04 2,160.60 2,213.09 6,187.00 6,478.03 6,610.21

Dairy 154.83 161.60 182.34 462.27 487.92 523.63

POULTRY 46,324.00 47,467.26 49,180.27 139,313.04 141,750.92 151,232.50

Chicken 34,940.71 35,605.69 36,077.48 105,455.56 105,547.32 112,175.59

Duck 584.75 613.85 608.54 1,897.67 1,985.60 1,947.96

Chicken Eggs 9,930.10 10,343.24 11,574.91 29,264.70 31,456.80 34,177.85

Duck Eggs 868.44 904.48 919.35 2,695.11 2,761.20 2,931.10

FISHERIES 55,376.85 57,311.49 55,051.99 176,873.61 176,861.94 167,671.47

Milkfish 9,031.58 9,303.19 9,161.16 25,040.63 25,127.58 24,550.33

Tilapia 3,797.07 3,706.79 3,641.11 17,033.21 16,618.80 15,526.46

Tiger Prawn 4,034.69 4,520.06 4,238.02 12,715.47 14,336.29 13,746.01

Roundscad 3,028.86 3,247.54 2,805.90 11,475.33 10,766.80 9,432.11

Skipjack 3,232.01 3,702.49 3,893.99 11,969.32 11,211.60 10,669.03

Yellowfin Tuna 3,417.26 3,587.97 2,778.70 10,392.70 10,889.39 8,583.20

Seaweed 1,958.38 1,541.72 1,196.24 6,961.58 5,644.91 3,920.89

Others 26,877.00 27,701.73 27,336.87 81,285.37 82,266.57 81,243.44

TOTAL 347,448.05 336,263.59 360,903.92 1,127,916.85 1,091,358.12 1,114,635.63

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Table 4. Growth Rate of Value of Production in Agriculture at Current Prices,

Philippines, 2014-2016

(in percent)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2014-2015 2015-2016 2014-2015 2015-2016

CROPS -7.80 13.78 -6.65 3.27

Palay -27.05 20.09 -17.45 -2.39

Corn -8.49 8.03 -6.26 -6.57

Coconut -2.34 21.38 -8.40 11.30

Sugarcane -48.04 -54.97 6.01 17.41

Banana 11.89 15.16 6.70 8.60

Pineapple 8.98 22.79 7.40 9.28

Coffee 8.57 3.64 -5.10 -6.69

Mango -5.97 16.90 6.04 13.77

Tobacco 24.59 30.59 -15.15 5.75

Abaca 14.80 27.11 9.93 28.36

Peanut 8.23 -9.27 10.05 -8.82

Mongo 2.12 6.57 13.42 -9.26

Cassava -0.98 13.48 -3.35 9.25

Sweet Potato 6.94 -5.47 8.98 -0.80

Tomato -26.44 37.82 9.16 24.97

Garlic - - 11.17 -62.96

Onion -22.64 70.19 -26.43 19.36

Cabbage 42.37 -53.85 9.27 8.38

Eggplant -8.52 0.03 -9.99 8.59

Calamansi -9.13 -46.19 -15.34 -26.23

Rubber -18.55 -3.87 -28.10 -12.80

Others 22.31 6.09 6.94 4.21

LIVESTOCK 0.66 2.29 1.84 2.01

Carabao 1.89 4.99 2.59 0.21

Cattle 1.08 5.66 4.80 3.51

Hog 0.52 1.75 1.32 1.90

Goat 1.20 2.43 4.70 2.04

Dairy 4.37 12.83 5.55 7.32

POULTRY 2.47 3.61 1.75 6.69

Chicken 1.90 1.33 0.09 6.28

Duck 4.98 -0.87 4.63 -1.90

Chicken Eggs 4.16 11.91 7.49 8.65

Duck Eggs 4.15 1.64 2.45 6.15

FISHERIES 3.49 -3.94 -0.01 -5.20

Milkfish 3.01 -1.53 0.35 -2.30

Tilapia -2.38 -1.77 -2.43 -6.57

Tiger Prawn 12.03 -6.24 12.75 -4.12

Roundscad 7.22 -13.60 -6.17 -12.40

Skipjack 14.56 5.17 -6.33 -4.84

Yellowfin Tuna 5.00 -22.56 4.78 -21.18

Seaweed -21.28 -22.41 -18.91 -30.54

Others 3.07 -1.32 1.21 -1.24

TOTAL -3.22 7.33 -3.24 2.13

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Table 5. Percentage Distribution of Value of Production in Agriculture, Philippines,

July to September, 2014-2016

(in percent)

AT CONSTANT PRICES AT CURRENT PRICES

SUBSECTOR 2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016

CROPS 46.84 44.65 45.63 54.01 51.45 54.54

Palay 16.00 13.49 15.24 17.87 13.47 15.07

Corn 8.79 8.65 9.29 9.39 8.88 8.93

Coconut 3.58 3.62 3.26 7.54 7.61 8.61

Sugarcane 0.54 0.32 0.16 0.74 0.40 0.17

Banana 5.37 5.56 5.30 9.09 10.50 11.27

Pineapple 2.14 2.26 2.23 1.34 1.50 1.72

Coffee 0.14 0.14 0.12 0.13 0.14 0.14

Mango 0.49 0.53 0.47 0.52 0.51 0.55

Tobacco 0.06 0.06 0.12 0.03 0.03 0.04

Abaca 0.21 0.22 0.22 0.22 0.26 0.31

Peanut 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.05 0.04

Mongo 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02

Cassava 1.16 1.25 1.23 1.03 1.05 1.11

Sweet Potato 0.42 0.42 0.40 0.62 0.68 0.60

Tomato 0.12 0.12 0.12 0.12 0.09 0.12

Garlic 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Onion 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Cabbage 0.08 0.07 0.07 0.10 0.15 0.07

Eggplant 0.24 0.24 0.23 0.23 0.22 0.20

Calamansi 0.47 0.49 0.27 0.39 0.37 0.19

Rubber 0.49 0.46 0.42 0.71 0.60 0.53

Others 6.48 6.69 6.41 3.89 4.92 4.86

LIVESTOCK 17.88 18.45 18.61 16.72 17.39 16.57

Carabao 0.75 0.75 0.73 0.66 0.70 0.68

Cattle 1.76 1.76 1.72 1.53 1.60 1.58

Hog 14.77 15.34 15.57 13.86 14.40 13.65

Goat 0.55 0.56 0.55 0.61 0.64 0.61

Dairy 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.05 0.05

POULTRY 15.85 17.24 17.15 13.33 14.12 13.63

Chicken 12.30 13.39 13.24 10.06 10.59 10.00

Duck 0.24 0.24 0.23 0.17 0.18 0.17

Chicken Eggs 3.06 3.37 3.43 2.86 3.08 3.21

Duck Eggs 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.27 0.25

FISHERIES 19.44 19.66 18.61 15.94 17.04 15.25

Milkfish 3.23 3.26 3.28 2.60 2.77 2.54

Tilapia 1.32 1.33 1.25 1.09 1.10 1.01

Tiger Prawn 1.94 1.98 1.78 1.16 1.34 1.17

Roundscad 1.42 1.37 1.25 0.87 0.97 0.78

Skipjack 1.18 1.21 1.30 0.93 1.10 1.08

Yellowfin Tuna 1.02 1.06 0.79 0.98 1.07 0.77

Seaweed 0.58 0.59 0.52 0.56 0.46 0.33

Others 8.76 8.86 8.44 7.74 8.24 7.57

TOTAL 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

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Table 6. Volume of Production in Agriculture, Philippines, 2014-2016

(in thousand metric tons)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016

CROPS

Palay 3,027.06 2,551.55 2,968.77 11,406.96 10,875.11 10,615.65

Corn 2,448.63 2,406.99 2,662.44 5,928.38 5,787.76 5,490.38

Coconut 3,941.08 3,980.51 3,694.00 10,712.39 10,762.27 10,048.59

Sugarcane 1,535.48 893.52 479.00 17,004.54 15,522.18 16,079.85

Banana 2,271.14 2,348.49 2,304.51 6,628.04 6,784.61 6,568.01

Pineapple 626.21 662.76 673.47 1,848.07 1,912.69 1,933.30

Coffee 6.93 7.05 6.37 42.74 39.09 36.66

Mango 58.98 64.21 58.60 850.69 869.62 783.47

Tobacco 0.54 0.54 1.11 60.98 55.05 55.47

Abaca 17.18 18.13 18.33 51.43 53.26 54.14

Peanut 3.75 3.75 3.72 24.16 24.11 22.86

Mongo 1.29 1.32 1.44 29.09 30.50 30.93

Cassava 558.04 599.39 608.06 1,822.94 1,952.04 1,978.94

Sweet Potato 135.51 137.37 133.94 395.64 413.84 401.62

Tomato 26.39 26.07 26.50 186.68 187.55 182.38

Garlic 0.00 0.00 0.00 8.99 10.42 7.47

Onion 0.05 0.04 0.04 193.50 171.41 113.28

Cabbage 18.54 17.28 18.01 73.82 73.60 72.68

Eggplant 40.10 40.75 41.06 201.93 209.85 212.15

Calamansi 94.52 97.72 56.02 134.21 135.04 90.19

Rubber 104.38 97.90 91.82 291.77 269.66 235.69

Others 752.37 775.99 765.42 2,588.14 2,624.54 2,561.70

LIVESTOCK

Carabao 30.35 30.10 30.25 100.30 99.05 100.62

Cattle 58.74 58.87 59.20 185.06 189.13 190.57

Hog 482.00 500.11 522.84 1,448.00 1,511.42 1,599.37

Goat 18.49 18.65 18.83 55.02 56.15 56.43

Dairy 4.84 5.00 5.18 14.75 15.30 15.72

POULTRY

Chicken 361.78 393.52 400.95 1,139.08 1,212.63 1,218.77

Duck 7.36 7.37 7.28 23.31 23.72 23.34

Chicken Eggs 97.93 107.63 112.97 307.37 327.30 345.51

Duck Eggs 9.95 9.97 10.03 30.71 31.20 31.77

FISHERIES

Milkfish 103.71 104.54 108.60 280.86 278.87 282.68

Tilapia 54.02 54.48 52.59 240.40 235.45 227.14

Tiger Prawn 10.67 10.87 10.06 32.05 33.72 33.44

Roundscad 54.15 52.35 49.20 213.63 184.40 173.34

Skipjack 52.21 53.53 59.04 177.71 176.91 161.36

Yellowfin Tuna 32.55 33.91 25.82 97.12 107.31 80.63

Seaweed 300.55 304.22 277.22 1,019.64 1,023.40 914.47

Others 431.59 436.66 428.42 1,327.00 1,328.46 1,274.94

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Table 7. Growth Rate of Volume of Production in Agriculture,

Philippines, 2014-2016

(in percent)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2014-2015 2015-2016 2014-2015 2015-2016

CROPS

Palay -15.71 16.35 -4.66 -2.39

Corn -1.70 10.61 -2.37 -5.14

Coconut 1.00 -7.20 0.47 -6.63

Sugarcane -41.81 -46.39 -8.72 3.59

Banana 3.41 -1.87 2.36 -3.19

Pineapple 5.84 1.62 3.50 1.08

Coffee 1.73 -9.65 -8.54 -6.22

Mango 8.87 -8.74 2.23 -9.91

Tobacco 0.00 105.56 -9.72 0.76

Abaca 5.53 1.10 3.56 1.65

Peanut 0.00 -0.80 -0.21 -5.18

Mongo 2.33 9.09 4.85 1.41

Cassava 7.41 1.45 7.08 1.38

Sweet Potato 1.37 -2.50 4.60 -2.95

Tomato -1.21 1.65 0.47 -2.76

Garlic - - 15.91 -28.31

Onion -20.00 0.00 -11.42 -33.91

Cabbage -6.80 4.22 -0.30 -1.25

Eggplant 1.62 0.76 3.92 1.10

Calamansi 3.39 -42.67 0.62 -33.21

Rubber -6.21 -6.21 -7.58 -12.60

Others 3.14 -1.36 1.41 -2.39

LIVESTOCK

Carabao -0.82 0.50 -1.25 1.59

Cattle 0.22 0.56 2.20 0.76

Hog 3.76 4.55 4.38 5.82

Goat 0.87 0.97 2.05 0.50

Dairy 3.31 3.60 3.73 2.75

POULTRY

Chicken 8.77 1.89 6.46 0.51

Duck 0.14 -1.22 1.76 -1.60

Chicken Eggs 9.91 4.96 6.48 5.56

Duck Eggs 0.20 0.60 1.60 1.83

FISHERIES

Milkfish 0.80 3.88 -0.71 1.37

Tilapia 0.85 -3.47 -2.06 -3.53

Tiger Prawn 1.87 -7.45 5.21 -0.83

Roundscad -3.32 -6.02 -13.68 -6.00

Skipjack 2.53 10.29 -0.45 -8.79

Yellowfin Tuna 4.18 -23.86 10.49 -24.86

Seaweed 1.22 -8.88 0.37 -10.64

Others 1.17 -1.89 0.11 -4.03

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Table 8. Average Farmgate Prices in Agriculture, Philippines, 2014-2016

(in peso per kilogram)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2000 2014 2015 2016 2000 2013 2014 2015

CROPS

Palay 8.67 20.51 17.75 18.32 8.66 20.21 17.50 17.50

Corn 5.89 13.32 12.40 12.11 6.59 13.07 12.55 12.36

Coconut 1.49 6.65 6.43 8.41 2.26 7.14 6.51 7.76

Sugarcane 0.58 1.68 1.50 1.26 0.76 1.55 1.80 2.04

Banana 3.88 13.90 15.04 17.65 4.18 14.41 15.02 16.85

Pineapple 5.60 7.41 7.63 9.22 7.08 7.96 8.26 8.93

Coffee 32.92 62.94 67.17 77.05 40.80 78.53 81.48 81.07

Mango 13.61 30.67 26.49 33.93 17.94 21.46 22.26 28.11

Tobacco 177.49 169.96 211.76 134.53 43.11 69.71 65.52 68.76

Abaca 20.29 44.07 47.94 60.27 19.46 43.10 45.75 57.77

Peanut 18.53 37.78 40.89 37.40 17.60 36.18 39.90 38.37

Mongo 20.55 58.43 58.31 56.96 21.28 49.66 53.72 48.07

Cassava 3.42 6.40 5.90 6.60 3.58 5.85 5.28 5.69

Sweet Potato 5.04 15.85 16.72 16.21 4.51 13.85 14.43 14.75

Tomato 7.73 15.74 11.72 15.89 7.46 10.75 11.68 15.01

Garlic 45.93 164.08 67.90 83.61 72.45 104.07 99.82 51.58

Onion 30.65 30.94 29.92 50.92 12.76 23.96 19.90 35.94

Cabbage 6.74 19.62 29.97 13.27 7.19 14.69 16.10 17.67

Eggplant 9.62 19.94 17.95 17.82 11.80 18.23 15.79 16.96

Calamansi 8.24 14.46 12.71 11.93 10.16 18.54 15.60 17.23

Rubber 7.65 23.55 20.45 20.96 8.46 27.25 21.20 21.15

Others 14.13 17.97 21.31 22.92 11.91 17.23 18.17 19.40

LIVESTOCK

Carabao 40.69 76.02 78.10 81.59 36.37 74.61 77.51 76.46

Cattle 49.12 90.75 91.53 96.17 46.43 89.98 92.27 94.79

Hog 50.28 99.93 96.81 94.22 52.59 100.79 97.84 94.22

Goat 49.12 115.47 115.85 117.53 46.48 112.45 115.37 117.14

Dairy 13.70 31.99 32.32 35.20 13.70 31.34 31.89 33.31

POULTRY

Chicken 55.77 96.58 90.48 89.98 56.36 92.58 87.04 92.04

Duck 52.81 79.45 83.29 83.59 53.82 81.41 83.71 83.46

Chicken Eggs 51.31 101.40 96.10 102.46 55.79 95.21 96.11 98.92

Duck Eggs 41.37 87.28 90.72 91.66 43.69 87.76 88.50 92.26

FISHERIES

Milkfish 51.06 87.08 88.99 84.36 55.56 89.16 90.10 86.85

Tilapia 40.01 70.29 68.04 69.24 44.09 70.85 70.58 68.36

Tiger Prawn 298.28 378.13 415.83 421.27 288.64 396.74 425.16 411.06

Roundscad 42.89 55.93 62.04 57.03 43.43 53.72 58.39 54.41

Skipjack 37.05 61.90 69.17 65.96 37.64 67.35 63.37 66.12

Yellowfin Tuna 51.36 104.98 105.81 107.62 47.39 107.01 101.48 106.45

Seaweed 3.18 6.52 5.07 4.32 3.43 6.83 5.52 4.29

Others 33.28 62.27 63.44 63.81 31.73 61.25 61.93 63.72

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Table 9. Growth Rate of Average Farmgate Prices in Agriculture, Philippines, 2014-2016

(in percent)

July-September January-September

SUBSECTOR 2000-2016 2014-2015 2015-2016 2000-2016 2014-2015 2015-2016

CROPS -3.24 8.12 -5.10 7.13

Palay 111.30 -13.46 3.21 102.08 -13.41 0.00

Corn 105.60 -6.91 -2.34 87.56 -3.98 -1.51

Coconut 464.43 -3.31 30.79 243.36 -8.82 19.20

Sugarcane 117.24 -10.71 -16.00 168.42 16.13 13.33

Banana 354.90 8.20 17.35 303.11 4.23 12.18

Pineapple 64.64 2.97 20.84 26.13 3.77 8.11

Coffee 134.05 6.72 14.71 98.70 3.76 -0.50

Mango 149.30 -13.63 28.09 56.69 3.73 26.28

Tobacco -24.20 24.59 -36.47 59.50 -6.01 4.95

Abaca 197.04 8.78 25.72 196.87 6.15 26.27

Peanut 101.83 8.23 -8.54 118.01 10.28 -3.83

Mongo 177.18 -0.21 -2.32 125.89 8.18 -10.52

Cassava 92.98 -7.81 11.86 58.94 -9.74 7.77

Sweet Potato 221.63 5.49 -3.05 227.05 4.19 2.22

Tomato 105.56 -25.54 35.58 101.21 8.65 28.51

Garlic 82.04 -58.62 23.14 -28.81 -4.08 -48.33

Onion 66.13 -3.30 70.19 181.66 -16.94 80.60

Cabbage 96.88 52.75 -55.72 145.76 9.60 9.75

Eggplant 85.24 -9.98 -0.72 43.73 -13.38 7.41

Calamansi 44.78 -12.10 -6.14 69.59 -15.86 10.45

Rubber 173.99 -13.16 2.49 150.00 -22.20 -0.24

Others 62.21 18.59 7.56 62.89 5.46 6.77

LIVESTOCK -2.39 -1.54 -1.97 -2.88

Carabao 100.52 2.74 4.47 110.23 3.89 -1.35

Cattle 95.79 0.86 5.07 104.16 2.55 2.73

Hog 87.39 -3.12 -2.68 79.16 -2.93 -3.70

Goat 139.27 0.33 1.45 152.02 2.60 1.53

Dairy 156.93 1.03 8.91 143.14 1.75 4.45

POULTRY -5.76 1.15 -4.29 5.08

Chicken 61.34 -6.32 -0.55 63.31 -5.98 5.74

Duck 58.28 4.83 0.36 55.07 2.83 -0.30

Chicken Eggs 99.69 -5.23 6.62 77.31 0.95 2.92

Duck Eggs 121.56 3.94 1.04 111.17 0.84 4.25

FISHERIES 2.39 -1.45 0.59 -0.64

Milkfish 65.22 2.19 -5.20 56.32 1.05 -3.61

Tilapia 73.06 -3.20 1.76 55.05 -0.38 -3.15

Tiger Prawn 41.23 9.97 1.31 42.41 7.16 -3.32

Roundscad 32.97 10.92 -8.08 25.28 8.69 -6.82

Skipjack 78.03 11.74 -4.64 75.66 -5.91 4.34

Yellowfin Tuna 109.54 0.79 1.71 124.63 -5.17 4.90

Seaweed 35.85 -22.24 -14.79 25.07 -19.18 -22.28

Others 91.74 1.88 0.58 100.82 1.11 2.89

TOTAL -3.16 4.22 -3.84 3.72

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